Integrity Slickline Services

10/17/2026

Live data from the field so you can watch what we’re doing in real time. That same data powers smarter BHA maintenance programs—turning real trends into better inspection intervals and fewer surprises.
Integrity Operations — data-driven slickline, done right.

06/21/2026

06/19/2026

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06/17/2026

No clue why the plunger stopped tripping 😆

05/15/2026

Why settle for manual notes when comprehensive digital data on mechanical Slickline and braided line is accessible?

05/13/2026

The OG of custom units, (Optimus) still looks good and more than handles the job.

05/08/2026

Friday is swab day up north. Hope everyone has a great weekend.

04/27/2026

Plungers ran past their breaking point again.
Motor valve malfunction caused rapid cycling — plunger never reached bottom, shearing the fishneck clean off.
We don’t monitor the motor valves… but we sure get to fix what they break downhole.

Integrity Operations, LLC

04/22/2026

Another real-world BHA lesson:
Always use actual well deviation data — never rely solely on old notes or memory.

On this well, the X profile sat at 65° deviation, but they had to fish from the XN landing at 77°. Because the deviation wasn’t properly accounted for, the BHA wasn’t setting correctly. Instead, it traveled up and down the tubing, causing heavy wear on the spring section (see close-ups). It eventually wore down enough to fall through the profile.

Quick deviation tip:
Even a 5° difference can prevent tools from landing properly. Accurate deviation surveys let you select the right landing ni**le and avoid excessive sliding wear.

Bottom line:
Verify actual depth + deviation data before every run. It prevents fishing jobs and keeps plungers performing.

04/20/2026

During a recent customer well visit for our BHA maintenance program, we were called out because the plunger wasn’t running properly.
Upon inspection, we pulled two complete BHAs stacked on top of each other — the one on the left was on the bottom, and the one on the right was sitting directly on top of it.
This is exactly why good record keeping and accurate data tracking matter. Proper documentation and maintenance logs could have caught this before it ever became a problem in the well.
Always verify your BHA inventory and installation records — it saves time, money, and headaches down the road!